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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-14
Die @aHerfraft Ses Colorado
seIm4se6.

Oie Gef9dftsIeute bon Columbus,
COLORADO Co., iinb - mad elmer Mit.
tbeiIung bss n@iti5en" - nit penigen
Musnabmeu gu Der ueberseugung se.
temmen, oaE es niht alleiH in Der
W6gli6feit, fonbern aud in ibtem Sns
tereKe liest, bic Maferfreft bes Colo
rabo.6luhes CUR Genubung 5u bringen,
unb fe iirb bereit CUR 6etite0ung beg
noibpenbisen 2auals lire unterfiBuug
gu leiben. Wis 9err Greemar, ber
WaHer. Snsenleur, melder Dor Gur3em
brei peri1iebene GluBbermeilungen 9es
ma9t bot, lit feinem Be1iGte ia9t,
miirbe Der 9anal ungefdbr cine 2dnge
bon 1890 Sub uno an Der tieiten
STEELE cine Siefe bon sc Sub baben
miHen. Sen Damn, bic Sbore unb
5pannidaben ber3uaeaen, benz 2anal
bic erforberlt9e @erdumigfeit gu geben
uno fir i'm am uateren Gnoe Elm
Nb5ussserinne 81 beidafea, bur1 wels
DIES cine SauknbsP feroetraft geli9srt
miro, Diirbe (abgefeben bonn 2aubs
unb Wegeredte) uusefdbr $40, 900 to-
item. IS sereidt mir Sur @enugs
tbuung"-iast tr-nSbnen 81 Der Wus=
i9t gratulireu gu t0nnen, cine 10 iiber=
aug tpertbbo1e WaHertraft an gepius
men, uel6e i'm 9ur9i9nitt ni9t serins
ger als 1000 pferbetraft 1T. unb wel6e
S6neu, = Nles, 9erltsllungss tpie @r.
hQ~ItuuqsfDften Observation-Disclosures
etma $4,000 per Sabr Su ftehen tom=
men miirbe. WoIten Sic ole glei@e
&rait our6 9ampf berltellen, 10 Mir
ben nidt meniger als TO- 900 @urbs
6ols busu notbig ieiu, ueI6e gu
50. so per @oro be e6uet-aaein $40.
600 fofeu niisben, Don anberen Muss
eaben gar nidt gu ipre@eu." Die bur6
ben 2analbau geruonnene WaRe,fraft
mitb binreidenb iein, bic Maidinerie
ber &efrigerators Nnitalt, Der 0elfabtif,
bon giien: uno Waliers Werfen, elmer
elettrli1em Beleu@tungs Nnitalt unb
bon 8aumnotleHs uno anberen .iSas
briten gu treiben.
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aarpien III 1eras.

Sn ei1erl Briefe, tuelben Serr Ut.
6oibertt bon ber Santa @ettru6es
&and in Nueess Co., an 9errn Sob.
2lebers, ben 59wieseriobn bes Der.
ftorbenen Gapt. Sing. fdreibi, beiBt es:
rDir baben bic lebte .3eit Der bier uns
an beuii9en &arpfen belettirt. SUM-,
3ebu. uno 6iufsebnsp flHoern, tpsI9e
i'm Sranquitas.See gefangen iiub; tpe=
nisftens oebaupiet 9err Warb, uno ale
Gii1fenner beltdtigen ss, baB es Gars
pfen limb; es muB penigiens cine Wtils
lion bapon i'm See porbanoen Iein."
Dor 6 big Z Sabren bate ndmli9 0err
Sing II beuti9e 3arpfen barin aus.
geiebt, unb un5meifelbaft iinb bic er.
pdbnten Slide bic Abf6mmIinse bers
ielben. Nud aus 2enball So. beri9tst
elm 0err @ates, baB er in ieinem Seide
geaen 1000 Garpfen babe, tpelde BON
8 6if9en %abitammen, bic er Dot orei
Sobren bort gefeBt babe. Sa Dallas
marer e~benfals pOrSusli9e unb i6were
grempIare cus Nor6teras ausgeiteat,
unb IS uuroe babel ausoridli1 Der.
porgebobeu, baB LIBERAL, mo bic &ars
pfeu in reinem. gutem Waiier se3ogen
ieien, bns GleiI9 Elm iebr pobli9medeus
bes iei. Der 8emeis lit fomit geliefert,
DaB Der oeutI1e 4arpfen LIBERAL in
Sfras ausseaeiduet gebeibt unb feline
in Deutf1lano anerfannte 6ruftbars
feit bepdbrt. IS unterlieet baber
faum nod einem 3peifel, baB er in
3utunft au9 bier als biQi9es Nab
~rungsmitiel cine beruorragenbe &o1e
fpielen pirb. Die bisber angeifeQten,
unb 10 gldnSeuo ausgefaqenen 8ers
iude f6nren unb Derben nidt Ders
feblen, bic Garpfen5udt balb ollsemein
gu MAIDEN ullo aud Bel uns einsubiirs
germ. San antonio tpiir0e obne 6rage
einen guten Martt bieten.
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~ bic seber aeftSrt2

oann 1T bein aau3er Organisms
auBer Orbnung. bas glut unrein, bet
gltbem iuioerli6; bu bait &opfmeb,
fiiblft bid mutblos, nero0s, bait teinen
Mppetit unb teinen geiunben S6laf.
I'm S9Iimmeren nOr3ubeugen, nimm
iufort einen balben gBl6fel poI bon
Gimmous 2ipere q egulator
tdgli9 3 nal elm, er pirb 2eber. DIR.
me unb Nieren in geiuuoe Shdtigfeit
ieben. Sd empfeble Simmons 2ipers
Regulator allen meiuen Greunbeu. ba
i'd peri6nli6 peiB, oaB CT ale 2ebsrbe=
i6merben unb nerb6ien 6opfi6merj
BELT. u. Wserritb, 8euerlD, 81. S.
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a@~ acknowledgements in GROCER
Musmabl BEL
OOumg & NrmOlb.
en- elmer @ieuuo Der .@iti,ei

Sn elmer siBung Der r@iiiaens
9lKociaticn" uurbe bel6lofen, flinf De-
Iegaten 3u Der in Dallas am 20. Dec.
itattfinbenben Contention gu entIenoen,
unb oieielben babin gu i%nitruiren, bic
Bef6rberuug Der @inwanoerung gu be'
ftriuorten unb ii9 in Der Convention
fir bic @iniebung zines Staatss Smmls
gratiOnss Bureaus ausBuipre6en.
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eiu perbeherter 0ampf . 9Hua.

VtW p~erpenerser S0Mpf Enu9.
Die in Omaha, Morris gounip, cts
i9einenbe n8tee3e" brinst cine Noti3
iiber einen fog. Dampfsfaber (steam-
digger), melder bon einem bort MODS
bafteH 1errn Wm. 2ap i'm borigen
Sabre patentirt morben 1T ano gegers
tpdrtie In elmer 5abrit gnelaGbs fertig.
gefelt mirb. Ct fol- fid bur1 pielia1e
uno griinoli9e 8eriuhe, bic man nit
inn anseife1t bot, als in ieber Beaie.
bung praftif6sr unb niiBli1er eripielen
baben, als Der 9ampfpflus, unb man
foi i'm Stanbe fem, 10-15 Nder Der
Sag bamit aufsubreGen unb au bull.
periiiren. Sic 8eidreibung Der sra.
i6ine lautet: Ser Gampfgr1ber bes
itsbt in elmer geuobnli6en 3uemai1i-
ne. OIL tuel6er inter Der bintern plat.
form cine @rabes0 otri9tung, beItebenb
in bret sroBen, ftarten @abeln, ange.
bra6t 1T; Siefs 8reiien, sine mad Der
anbern. in ben 8oben binein unb gro.
ben beuielben nit Der gleiGen 8etpe.
sung. ME he beim S9aufeln f~tattfins
BET, 16uB tief UNI. Die 8reiie bes umls
a~esrabenen Strides Grbrei9 betrdgi
Z Sub. neil bic 8abela 3u beiben Sri.
ten nber bic &dber Der Mafdine bin.
ausgreifen." Wenn ss iiA beraasfelt,
bab Der 9ampIaraber pirtli9 bas lei.
ftet, mas inn gingebenben bebauptet
wirb, 70 biitfte &c bel 8earbeitung gro
Bet, ebsner Stride 2anbes bon bebeu:
tenbem Nuben fem.
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@umserbare amren.

" 3. Sobt II. &c., @beleiaIe una Retail
Drussifen bon &ome. Ga, fagt; Seit bier
Sabren fibrea mir Or. Sings Nep Diseoberb,
Electric 8itters unb 8udfeus Nrnica Gable,
uno ba1en mic SeilmitteI eebabt, bic ii9 better
uerfauftcn ooer mebr 8efrieoiauns ssiudDrten.
Sic BADEN einise Tunberbare furen in %unierer
Stabt benirft, namentlid msbrsre Galle ben
wirtlid)er aussebruus finb burd ben @cbraud
Ginger 6lafden ben Or. Rings Yep DISCOVERY
sebeilt poroen, in 8erbinoung nit electric
Bitter. @if sarantiren b%ieieIben tets.
3un @erfauf bel u Drei s..
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gpebem erbalten :
6einlie M6eia &oinen,
SmherinI GIugfpr Mnfiueu

Jeinlie W6eia &Ofinen,
Smperial Clutter &oinen,
cabinet
Sultdna f0rnerloie
Sabura itielofe
Gorinien @itronat, @itroner. uno
OranaenidaIen.
Nii6eiorten: pecans, brahlianii9e.
6aielntifie; fran56liide &aftanien, Sal
fegura peididalige unb f6alofe Mans
beln, enslii@e Malnthe.
Smitb & WilfDn,
@de Splsoao & %. SOultsntr.
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80. s. Omtterfioe 4 Co.. 1856
Sfs 9oufonsS traBe, plumbers, Gas
unb Stan . Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Bublifum fir dle in ibrGa9 i9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb beripreden
prompte BeiOrsung aller g~uftrdge.
GronIerdter, Sos. Girtures, Babemans
men. @loiets &c. tets an 9anb.
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@eAt i0fprt

nad Wie Senss unb nidt erft nod oil.
6eren @eiddften. penn Sbr @urer
&leinen niiBlide sa6sn gu Meibna6-
ten pber Neuiabr i6enfen ipollt, mie
3. s.: Susenbf9riften, 8ilberbi6er.
Mdbrden u. gr5dblunsen, &eibaeuse
@eieai6aftsfpiele, SpielbOIeu uim.
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s@r @ebr. 6riber iiab pratti.
i@e ubrma6er, Grabeure uno GoIbar>
better un6 tbun ale i6re 9rbeit ielbft.
9eBbalb mirb ieber ni6t ,lur aufs bette
unb prompt, ionbern aud au mdBigen
greiIen bebient.
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: Die alien 2unben Der @ebr.
Bell merben aud biesmal lire Gin
fdufe bort MAIDEN. sic niKen. baB
fie reef unb gut bebient werben.
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Soft mab 2oais aejn1t.

Cine Dante nebit 12idbriger So6ter
iu6t Soft uGo 9osis in elmer beati9en
Gamilie. Wenn. m6sli6 3pei 3immer.
Man oSreiiire nit preisansabe: 6rau
9r. s. $ II. 422 &omana GtraBe.
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Gin Seber se9t ,nfrisben aus
DfMt 0aMs!!"

peur er feline gintdufe fir Die Weibs
nadtsfertage bel Nic Sengg ma6t.
gr iinoet bort Mrbeitstdthen. S6reibs
s9mud= IL. Soileiten. giuis in Bluf6
unb Qeoer, Qlbums, Sriefmnppen,
Stammbii1er, Scraps. @olofebern,
S9rei63euge IL. !. No., 81 ben bliigten
Yreiien.
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- Die aranias paB gabn lpiro am
g.. %. unb "a. December ben Jabrs
preis auf ibreH idmmtli6en 2inien,
nod greArfpnsraten bere6nen.
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= Ollie neue @orten in 0iten, bic
Dunlap einsef@IOien, bel pancoaf &
Sohn.
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sg 8ei ben @ebr. @riBer,
246 Commerce @trase, finbet man cine
porauali1e NuswahI bon Sumelen aler
Nrt, Diamanten, ubren, GilbersW aas
rem &c. gu mdBigen preifen.
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19 596ne @eibna6tsges
benfe linbet mon in benz eleganten
Store Der Gebr. Sell.
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va Sbr ipa,t @eIb. tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia6en bel Sobnfon Bros.
anferii0en ldbi.
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las- Sobnfon8ros. li,fsrn bic
beiten unb bili9iien Drudia@en. @ebt
gu ibnen.
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sdS @olbs unb GtIbermaas
rem su biligern preifen tpie ireenbs
mo- aupefs bei 8ebr. Sell.
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-SreB &obes unb Sadets
leBter Mobe, ioeben einsetrofen bel
Opung& NrnDIb.
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= 2aBt gu6 ni6t tduiden bur6
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, wel9e better
als ir9en0 cine in Seras seliefert witb.
fonbern nerfiigt @u9 mad Gallo
m a p's pboiosrapbiidem Mtelier, SO.
Alb Ofs9 Oufon.5 traBe, mo @u9 CUTE
uno safrieoenfelenbe Mrbeit gu reellem
preiie ~garantirt ipirb.
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bB- @ebr. @riBer batten elm
polfdnbises uuo %gerudbltss 2ager bon
Sumelen, 8olbs unb Gil6ersWaaren
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR,

Alamo Council No. 466, a9tung!
Sn Der nd9iten 8eriammIung. IA.
December liegen benz Council midtige
8eihdfte bor. Mls Witglieber limb
6ringeuo eriu@t, gu eri9einen. SIN
Muftrase. s. %. g huuirtb,
II, 3mt 5efretdr.
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$ a u artier

aDsr arien bon =
Bouquets,
Srauertrdm3en.
Ilbenben8lume II,
3ter trdu9ern,
6ru6tbdumen,
S9attenbdumen n,
S mmergrin
Maguolien
@oien,
8lumsn3wisbeln,
8tument6pen
&c. &c. &c.
in ben
siaa slarferies,
tupba 800, OF 9oufon.s Strait.
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sg- @legante 9erreu : Wnaige gu
So, So uno 81, pel6e $8, SO unb $40
mertb limb. Sang pelentete 9emben
81 $3.50, bel u. Morris.
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a~ Geinte unb biaisite Drudia
der bel S o B II IN 8ros.
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16- 5errens unb Gnabenbiite ipotts
biQig bel v. Wortls.
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~ @an3 tpoleae geintleiber fir
81 unb So, bel ". Morris.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
New Volume.

The CITIZEN last week entered up.
on the 25th year Of its publication,
being Vol 25 No. / and of this time
We have been its Editor for 10 years
by the first of April next, having pur.
chased 1t in April 1869. OF our sue.
cess or the varied labors and expert.
ences we have had during those
years we do not intend to refer to
now. Suffice to say they were often
OF o difficult, and some times of q deli.
cate nature, but always performed
according to conscience and what we
thought right. Our only purpose
now is to refer to the fact Of the pa.
per entering upon new year and to
say that this is the season of the wear
when back accounts are settled, SUBJ
scriptions renewed and new ones
commenced. AS the coming year of
1888 is to be an important one in our
political affairs we hope that all pa
irons will give attention to the notice
10 another place aud thus be able TO
start out la the new year with clean
sheet.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
The Driven Well Patent.

WAsHrydToN, ID. c., Nov. IA
What is known as the Driven Well
patent, which has been several times
before the U S Supreme Court, and
which has always heretofore been
sustained, was to-day declared invalid
in an opinion by Justice BIatchfori
based upon the record in the case Of
Andrews, Green and others against
George Hovey, brought here by an
appeal from the U, S.Circuit Court
for the Southern District of Iowa.
This Coart bolds that the fact now
made to appear for the first time in
the Driven Well litigation that the
invention was used in public at Cort-
land, n. Y, by others than Green
more than ten years before application
for patent was made is fact which is
fatal to the patents validity. The
decree Of .he Circuit Court in favor
of the alleged infrioger, Hovey, is
affirmed.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
Better Change Back.

Almost every voter at the late elec.
tion experienced the trouble of get.
ting bis full ticket. That ia, he had
TO make separately three tickets; two
State and one county. This would
be no trouble if he had the three all
before bis eyes at the same time
on one sheet Of paper, from which be
could cut or clip all tickets to be then
voted. This was the manner OF
printing tickets in this State until re-
cent years. Now the State Commit
tee furnish the State tickets, on very
small printed pieces of paper. The
result is, unlesss great care is taken,
some Of these small tickets are over.
looked The county ticket, being
printed on much larger sheet, is
in some cases only voted and the
refult is there are more votes cast for
the county ticket than for the State.
This was illustrated in this county
1t the late election. The vote on
Sheriff ia S,34S, while that on Su.
preme Co ,rt Judge is s.248 or just
100 Irss. On Prothonotary 1t is 8,
SS3, ard Register and Recorder it is
1862 or l35 on Protbonotary more
tban on Supreme Judge
The remedy for this would be to
got back 70 the old system of printing
al iglEeH possible op one and the
ssmU sheet. And it would be far
bstter and more jast and equitable,
for the State Committee to arrange
With end pay the country press a
reasonable sum to thus print the
tickete. rather than printing the
State tickets in Philadelphia, or per.
hsps at the Office ef the State Chair.
man, az ia alleged. The present
mode Of sending the State tickets to
the different County Chairmen not
only gives them more trouble in the
matter but, as we have said, often
leads to the tickets being overlooked
BY the voter. they being small and
separate. We have thought this
matter worthy Of the attention Of the
Chairman Of the State Committee,
- all experience Ia that the sooner
We gzt back to the old system OF
peiaing State and County tickets on
the sane sheet the better, as it will
thus prevent some Of the former from
being overlooked and lost to the
6tate Candidates.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
COMMUNICATIONS.
Prospect Clinkers.

The Lutheran Choir are talking of
having a concert in the rear future to
buy new organ. Correct, for that
will utilize the talent th at is going TO
waste.
Bertha Borland, of this place, is
teaching school in Clinton twp.
Eli SAYS that he knew that the
"woman, who came to his house on
halloween AID who wished to stay
ell night, was a man Luthar says
Eli was just in the act of proposing
to him.
Hen Henshaw says nothing will
make him sleep SO sound as dish Of
oysters before going to bed. Titus,
low is this
The latest social in this section
was birthday party in honor of Mr.,
David English.
"Single Life" was 80 we'll played
at the Academy that several young
and handsome "bach's" have seen the
folly of their way, and what will be
the result is only coDjectured.
The annual Academy Fair begins
this year Nov, %, and continues for
one week. Bring your relics.
1t required eight men-Constable,
judge, two inspectors, two clerks, and
two overseers-to take care of the
vote Of Franklin Twp. at the late elec-
ton.
John Shaffer will have 1000 bus.
corn on less than III acres this season.
Who can beat that? l. b.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
The Vote in NeighbOring
Counties.

The Venango county official count
is: Hart, 3,l66; McGrann. 2,2S7;
Irish, $50; Kennedy, 2l6; Williams,
3.ll4; Thompson, 2,250; Chase, COS;
Keyser, 205 The Republican coun-
W ticket had an average majority Of
over 1000
The Clarion Co vote was: Hart,
2037; McGrann. 3043; Kennedy, So;
Irish, 81, The Democratic majorities
On the county ticket range from $50
to 1900. In this county the Repub-
licans nominate but one Co. Commis-
sioner and one Auditor.
la Armstrong Co, Capt. Hart re-
ceived the largest majority ever given
in the county for a State Office --l248;
AID the eGtire Republican county
ticket was elected by majorities rang
ing from 1900 to 1900.
In Allegheny Co the Republican
majority on State ticket was S,l53,
and the Republican county ticket was
elected by majorities ranging from
FIVE to ten-tbousand, with the excep-
tion of Slaele, Rep, for Judge who
had but 687 over Bailey.
In Beaver Co the Republican State
ticket had 1900 majority, and the ma
jorities on the county range from 1000
to 1900.
In Lawrence Co. the Rep. majority
on State ticket was l743 Hart
1868, McGrann 1925, Irish $40. Tee
Rep. County ticket was elected by
majoriiies ranging from 1000 to 1860.
One OF the Independent Democrats.
Clark, running for Co. Commissioner
was elected. receiving 300 more votes
than McGoun the regular Democ ratio
nominee.
Mercer Go. went Republican on
State ticket by l222-tbe vote stand
ing Hart 5507, McGrann 1885, Irish
AIS, Kennedy 232. The entire Rep.
county ticket was elected by majori-
ties ranging from 400 to 1900, and
Carmichael was elected minority
Commissioner
In Westmoreland Co. the Repub-
licau majority is put at 254 and en-
tire Rep. Co. ticket was elected.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
important Notice.

There are number of subscribers
to whom the CITIZEN has been sent
for several years past and who have
neglected to make any response TO
former notices or to bills sent them
for their dues. Some of these live
out of the State, some out of the
county, and some in it. BY the COM
ing Holidays we will have several
bills to meet and pay and will need
all such arrars coming US We
therefore make this appeal to those
friends to let us hear from them at
least, with the best they can do
We will extend the time to all such
to the first day of December coming,
near a months notice, and to any
settling up their back accounts be-
fore or by that date we will be as
liberal and accommodating as posi-
BILE. Friends, let US hear from you.
j. ii NEGLEY,
Butler, Pa. Ed. CITIZEN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18
REGISTERS Notice.

The Register hereby gives notice that the fol-
lowing accounts or Executors Administrators
and Guardians have been nled In his office ac-
cordng to law, and VIII be presented 10 Court
for confirmation and allowance on Wednesday,
the 7th day OF December, A. D., 1857, at 5 O'Clock
p.m OF said day.
/. The final account OF G Hutchlson Admir-
OF Samuel Young, late cI Washington Twp,
decd.
9, Final account OF silvery Reich, surviving
executor OF Edgdg Reica. late OF Jefferson tp.
decd.
3. Final ana distribution account oi Lawrence
WIT. admir- OF !3tena Wit. late OF Oakland
tip, decd.
4. Final account OF George Ray. .Ir eXr OF
George Ray. ST. late OF Marion tp, decd.
5. Final account ol Richard Alien and Emma
Barkey. ex'rs OF Henry Barley. late OF Evans
G. Fina. account OF Herman j. Berg. exr OF
the last VIII and testament OF John DouSherty,
late Of Butler Dofo.
guardian OF George Boyd, 4 former minor;now
OF age. And notice Is hereby given that the
said cyrus Campbell! viii at said court, make
his application 10 be discharged rs guardian OF
said Geo Boyd.
9. First ana iinal account OF a Kennedy,
ex'r q Jane lark late q adams tp' DECD
Haley eX'r OF Anthony Haley, late OF Bdtier Up,
decd.
and jacob Gelpach, Gd.n'rs VI h:iIp Geloach,
late OF the bore or Ejansburg. Gecd.
IL. Fiaal ana distribution account OF John
1fODA, cA ul iloildS uCCuiir Idtt vi w vi III W,
decd.
u Final account OF John Belford, ey'r Of Id
ward irwin. late oi ADAMS tp, decd.
H. Final account OF Emanuel Rapp, eX'r oi
Robert Fleming, late OF Connoqueness!ng twp,
decd.
Is, Fin 4 account OF w Gibson. admir- OF
James s Thompson, late OF Clay Up, decd.
Is. Final account or Christian Smith, guar
dian OF Christian Baldorf, minor child OF Ellz-
abeth Baldorf late Of Summit tp. decd,
10. Final account or Henry Fox. eX'r OF Geo
WfpTpl0 n. deed.
IT. Final account OF Elizabeth Wehr. admrx
OF Nicholas Wehr, late OF Muddycreek twp.
decd.
Is, Final account OF J j Wagner, admir- OF the
estate OF RosannG Strawbrldge, late OF Gran
berry tp. decd.
10. Final account OF A W Drollinger and Lou.
isa Koedel adm'rS or Magdaena Droliinger,
late or Jefferson tp decd.
20. First and final account or Jonas Hart
zell, admir- OF Jacob Hartzell, tate OF Penn twp,
decd.
2L Final account OF NJ II Byerly. exr OF Jacob
Byerly, late or Buffalo tp. decd.
22. Final account OF Eddie Kelly. adm'rx OF
Abner Kelly, late or Parker tp. decd.
M. III. BYEaLY, Register,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-11-18

aud 90 perches, more or less, with dwelling
house and stable thereon erected, being the
same premises described in "A mortgage given
By JACOB Eyman and Ann Eyman. his WIFE to
VIM Arthurs recorded in mortgage book No 2,
page TO. Seized and taken III execution as the
property of Jacob Eyman. Ann Eyman. decd,
Michael Gillespie admir-, sc, w Eynaii. JOS b
Eyman, Fl ID Eyman. john lyman, Adeline Gil
lespie, and Adallne Gillespie and r b Taylor.
terra tenants. at suit of VIM Arthurs for use of
q A Madison.
TERMS OF SALE.-The following must be
strictly complied with when propertyis stricken
down
1. When the plaintiff or ether lien creditor
become the purchaser the costs on the writ
must be paid and list of the liens including
mortgage searches on the property sold together
with such lien creditors receipts for the
amount Of the proceeds of the sale OF such por-
ton thereof as he may claim must be furnished
the Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled Immediately will be
continued until O'Clock p. N. of next day. at
which time all property not settled for will
again be put up and sold at the expense and
risk Of the person to whom first sold
+See PurdOn's Digest, 9th Edition, page 446
and Smiths Forms, page 354.
PETER KRAMER, Sheriff
SherIff's Office, Butler, Pa, Nov ii, 1881.